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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

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: thr mag town On - RtchHond a nanQf ls
Fat Fag ess shzF1f sestfoFef ~ IRE fhfs
morning - l9ss = ssfInssfe3 ~ 80 ata3
Fbe hafsK Rsarf rsxFaaFef o - the
s5eth Boston wsFeaouss. sfe - fhs LARGEST
tefscc9 wareaeasss la fse sssir sd nssnF
"a sa8ts 6ull1inZS were r8Is9ElF3 aa
insar4nae foe= aes kexn - e8vf tae tas.
rhe Ere = Iasaeaf b save h@ea tae worF
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

LArrss7Fa. Pa, March l.--In ihs Bare
vile murder czse. N uhich F1y Bpdy,
Mariin g Hess and Rsbnen Herman are
CHARGED rih TIE murder ~ f-eorzn ~
Deans. sud Ssmaei y sworta as aocess0rF.
= bearing wss held this afferncou. n 1args
crowd being uresenf in tie rour f1.rh. At
the concivsion Of the evisiencs tie eaart 70
lesseS Ellsworth on 81 81 hs. sa1 ~ ths
remaining ossss undsf s4vlseaent urni
f.r-.E-.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

The Young Peoples Society Of the Park
Congregational church will not be found
wanting in the line of novel entertain
ments. IL is hinted that the members have
been somewhat puzz ed 10 introduce some
thing that will be a. attractive and anus
ing as the paper sale given by the young
ladies Of -. Marks, and that they think
they have succeeded They viii give a
''Cl0sepin Social on Thursday evening,
March 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Tim Qnssisy, Grand Rapids siarger,
went down b RAttle Creek ire other day
ard wss licked and kicked into tho street
by SAMMY saai0sd. and the Greek" f3iks
have since been ~ th4 hshR of referring
people 20 Qae,leY - prove that their t0rn
s lively ii tAat dont convince ern they
srs sent b sanfnrl- - LAetroli Ar.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

The recent thaw has helped the railroads
immensely. The blocks on the Northern
division of the q. T. s. T. is being gradually
broken up and the first through train that
has came since Saturday arrived last night.
large force Of mea are yet A. work on the
snow baaks above Cadillac and everything
j. expected 70 be in good running order 10
a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Ovinr - prsgiess and u1f0rseen en-
rSssmert. the Wiling Wozksrs Juion Ms
san vi - aaskie - have she ase 81 The
Mrfr1nsHttn HAN for heir u1aieal ard
literary eotertaia merit -tau-.ia7 afternoon
ii Vii se giser ir fhs ". G. 4. e. rooms
Cd pssr|-ss iasfead
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

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aHk The 5ea fsls FW sfa aafk fes
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

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tie soen 81 fNfew~a. vko bsf[srYae3 tsa
praxF EstfTi ae0 eerensarF -ries s~1 a -
fsa ksnit s'lsanrted . o. Sc tfs nlsrssaze
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
Cedar Lake. Mich. Feb. p lss7.

The result of the 1uesstuZ IN response .o
orr offer % send The TELrsasu- HsaaLD frss
for yesr 10 the rersoH gusssiuz nearest -
NJ Lucs plurality Vas pabhshsd II the
issus at November ~ Several hunir-d
xuessss xsrs received and the prize vas
wqu 8y lieorge Michel of fnis city Wesl
Bridge e. barber. who guessed 1852. TIE
rluralstg a. announced ~ the Official can
Vsss res AS.
" D. DacaenV Of II csnal-st.. this city.
Won the paper ofsfei for the nearest zsess
sf Mr. Eori's plsra'ity f0r Congress. He
rneseea "A and tha ael sial fraree were
AZ. Tbs rrsuif vlts anB01nced in ths
Irtr.snta HErlE7 or Naq "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

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i&st-eysniag eAlls eagsgea la esavesaeaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Mentioned Axsfn for the Benefit cf a Mas
Who Didst Read His Paper
To ne Edi.or of ne TkLrGsAx. HEEALo.
VIII you please inform ne who msie The
lucxy rsess On Euce's plurality Wha. sss
the numesri Have seen nothing ~ Il II
fhe paper. Truly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

AN Ohio newspaper sent out a number
ofinquiries as to the FIRST choice of its read
ers for the Presidential and Vice .Presiden.
tial nominations, and received 7I.3eo ans.
wers. OF these II.oIo were for James G.
Blaine as first choice for President, $685.
for Mr.. Sherman and 7,257 for Mr.. Lincoln
OF the Ohio answers lila preferred Balm,
and I,o42 preferred Sherman. In the fac,
OF such a return as this MIR. Sherman car
hardly expect solid Ohio delegation to th'
National Convention, or a vote in the Con
vention requiring the delegation to vote a
. unit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

SOME OF our subscribers tell US that
il poor policy for the TINES to so strongly
advocate the management Of American
affair by Americans. Policy or no policy, it
is right, and it is almost certain thing that
We will live long enough to have some oil
these people tell US we were right. II there
is anybody now taking the TIMES who wish.
es to stop because our views on the Ameri
can question seem to be too radical, the,
are at liberty to discontinue paying fer tn,
paper, provided they will allow US to senc
it to them free so that they may read wha
little native Americana SIN we can preach.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

SO far, it appears, only one Board OF
County Commissioners IN the State has taken
action to obey the law passed in regard to
the doors Of public halls and building where
congregations assemble to open outwardly.
This is the Humboldt county Board. The
attention Of parties owning public buildings
in this county has several times been called
to this law by the TIMES. There is large
penalty attached for neglecting to comply
with this law, and it would seem that some
attention should be paid to it. The school
houses in each county also come under this
head and the trustees in each district should
have the change made at once.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30
LET LYON EXHIBIT.

1t is noticed by our exchanges that almost
every county in the State is making prepa
Iations 10 have a frst.class exhibit at the
State Fair. There is some little preparation
being made for an exhibit from this county,
and there is no reason why Lyon should not
have just as fine and extensive an exhibit as
any county in the State. In the stock line,
w. J. Marsh, Vail Bros, and many Mason
Valley ranchers could make a display that
will come up to if not EXCEL that of any
county. In Dayton ..heye are several parties
who have IseEie nice horses that would be a
credit to any EXHIBIT.
In the agricultural line Lyon can make a
showing that would astonish the world
Wheat, barley and grain of all kinds, and Of
the finest kinds are raised in our valleys, and
vegetables of every variety are grown in
large quantities and of such fine quality that
they are sought for by people from all paris
Of the coast.
In the way Of minerals Lyon can produce
one cabinet Of specimens that is equally as
fine as any we have ever seen, and it would
not take long to secure specimens from Como,
Mason Valley, Silver City and other points
that would compare favorably with any COL
lection of low-grade samples that could be
procured anywhere. There are also some
very fine high grade propositions that may
some day be developed into large paying
properties. There should be some interest
taken in the exhibit that is to be made from
this county, and that soon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30
PARTNERSHIP CERTIFICATES.

law was passed at the last session Of
the Legislature requiring every partnership
transacting business in this State under a
hcticious name or designation not showing
the names Of the persons interested as part.
ners in such business, to file with the Clerk
OF the county in which said partnership is
doing business, certificate, stating the
names in full Of the members Of such part.
nsrship and their place of residence, and
publish the same once week for four sue
cessive weeks in a newspaper published in
persons doing business as partners, contrary
to the provisions at this Act, shall not main
tain any action upon, or on account Of any
contracts made or transactions had in their
partnership name, in any Court Of this
State, until they have first filed the certifi-
cate and made the publication as required.
There are several persons in this county
doing business who have silent partners, OF
in other words are doing business under
fictitious name. 1t is our opinion that ii
would be wise for them 10 have their certh-
Gates made out and filed and the publication
made, SO that they will then know that they
are not liable to have any trouble should
they be obliged to sue or attach for any
debt that is owing them. There is hardly
doubt but that the law is constitutional, but
it will probably never be tested if there is
doubt, for the reason that it would not be
worth while for any partnership to go TO
this expense for the small amount that in
any case would be involved.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

N. II. A. Mason is in the Malheur country,
Oregon. gathering beef cattle for shipment.
He intends 10 drive about 1000 head Of beeves
from the Overfelt heards, in which he is in.
terested, to the railroad at Winnemucca.
Sixteen new stamps, in addition to what
are now running, are being put in the Mex
lean mill on the Carson river. The mill
will be ready about the first Of September
to start up full. Ben Owen and George
Tuxbery are doing the carpenter work.
Station agent Davis of the Mound House
came down yesterday afternoon and brought
along his shotgun for the express purpose Of
knocking the Daytonites out shooting tin
pigeons Coffin would not have it that way
and hit II birds out Of IS. Davis got 20
birds out Of IS. Coffin got Irstraight birds
and Davis 10. Excellent shooting, gentle
man.
George Rammelkamp says that two pros
pectors, Raycraft and another man, have
discovered subterranean cave in Red Can.
yon. The men were prospecting in an old
shaft and suddenly broke through into the
cave. Rammelkamp had but a short talk
with the prospectors and did not learn the
dimensions Of the cave or any particulars
of the discovery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

THERE are whole lot Of people in the
agricultural and stock-raising portions Of this
county who are waiting for their neighbors
to do something in the way of starting a
business boom. Start in yourselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

George Rammelkamp came down from
Silver Lake the first Of this week, but
shortly returned to his. NINE. He is much
pleased with his prospect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE partnership HERETOFORE EXIST.
l. ing between g. Il. Jsqns. ". Bale and B.
/. Truman has be dissolved by mutual conse' g.
the undevsigned Withdrawing Jsqua and
W. W Beale VIII continne the business. collec,
all bills and assume all indebtedness Of the firm
b. I. THURMAN.
Dayton, July asa, 1887,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
HUMOROUS.

Doctor Koch says the cholera germ
+ in the form Of comma When !;
Laws hold Of a man. however. il i gen
orally found to be full top -Syns-
cusc Herald
Nothing. we are told. was ever
made in vain. This seems 10 proved
by the fact that nothing j. apparently
80 useless that il Is not just the hing
Tor a Christmas gift.
-Photographer-''lf ycu and your
estimahle wife could look tribe rs
mournful think the picture would 0e
more satisfactory" Deacon Eadden
--.Young man. our son Jacobs -
iaii for noss-stealin'. This picter ier
him. Let her go."-yndge.
Bobby--Nla. tell me what You %
ND there behind the minister IN chnrrn
every SundayP' Ma chant
Bobby pouting)-'I don't tnink
YOU re very polite. You never lct Ne
say j shan't' when ] don't want y
give any thing away. Bin9hd'A'o'
Republican,.
4 pass me the butter. Charles ~
said. She had been widow. ne naa
married again. and they. too. had gene
10 Washington TO begin the hon.s-
moon. MY name i George. ne ssi1
coldly and with discriminating en-
phasiS u know II. George. she re-
piled; ..you must excuse me- ! "a
mi<led. II Is the same butter
Puck.
sand what do you think 81 N!
daughters play NJ. Professor asAe1
Mr.. Pursey. Her method j. eeoa
and her phrasing Il excellent. but wa. =.
she lacks is technique" why iinn
YOU let me know Of this before IT.
lessor? I'll order some right away.
I'm determined that Fannie shall v" =
want for nothing that money ~
buy. - Boston Budget
II Young Author (cnterinr ncwspa
per sancium) May task. Mr. is'l,c''
what disposition you made q ~
story in four parts which ! sent MN
last wcek?r Editor-"Er -um on
was obliged to revise the MANUSCRIPT
sir. II Is now in twenty-fonr pai,S
. | Henry. remove the Office goat from ~ !.
wastc-box. and assist the gcntlemas :
recovering his property
NJ. Good Adv Ill
III a merchant. IN thine hour cfccc
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the Senate, on the 2lst. Mr.. Cockrell
offered resolution, which WAS adopted.
directing the Fish Commission 70 report
what measures have been taken for the
selection OF site for Ash culture sta
ton in the Ozark region Of Southwest
Missouri. Aresolution by Mr.. Butler for
the appointment Of . committee OF
i've to investigate the condition Of
the Eve ciyilised Indian tribes
was taken up. Mr.. Dawes bill
providing for the appointment q . hsh
commissioner. Wa called mp and passed
The holiday recess resolution was then
called up. and after q long and warm de-
bate. in which the President was attacked
by Senator Plumb. was adopsed...--..in
the House Mr.. Randall presented . par
tiai report OF the COMMITTEES on rules, recom-
mendfng. among other thing, the establish
ment Of Gommitsss on merchant marine
and fisheries, on reform in the civil serv-
ice. on elections Of President and Vice
President and Repre- sentatives IN Con-
rress. on the eleventh census. on Ina an
q .predation claims. and on the alcoholic
liquor traffic. The report was adopted
and the House adjourned.
The river was closed by ice ~ r. Mani-
son. la. on the 2ist-
HENRY STANLEY tue a'f.e. ,.s,r. Z
has been heard rom asa'n .-. y
III reported INA. ,ne ~ NJ $500, !
make Archbishop "hiiams' n Do '''
cardinal.
ALL the absent cardinals 80 s." 1880
20 Rome 70 take par. N w Iopes i1' .I
! Ihk steamer y" : 80 p~.,s,s e.s.r -
on Pigeon Point, IN me racine oosan, y Z.
the zls's and eleven lives re oe''e'e' =
Be lost.
| 4 MEETING o. repressn'..'ve $500 y.
manufacturers 49, ns.u = !. ~. 80" .rsa;t m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

= ru~ s~,>s, - - sosslon q the issh.-..In
- uos~r . conc1rrrnt resolution % adjourn
over Ne kcilta<s gave ~. kcc1. ~ Asns. N
opportln:ty 70 make : political speech urs1nk
M nec<><isy for rcdocsng tAc surplus Ne .ss
reDllsl - - Nr Coz g Ssw ferk. ana ~.
Hsseh. q Missouri ~ uoons sdlousns1 y
rrronsAL Us rre>nsss1 - me senate.
- ~ mn. akin. ~ admission % Utah -
state. uhich vas referred % the territorial
committee. Among The bills introcncco 80
one b AR. Cullon- 70 annex pcrt;on o. MOE
onna % Idaho. % extirpase contagious disease.
among cattle and % facilitate expectation q
cattle M sherman moved that ne ffesr
dents message and accompanying oo<o'
r,~r,< - rc,crrcd 10 the committee On nnancc.
end save notice thar 10 would Address We
senate On the snbjcct after the holidays NJ.
Purh presented resolution 70 Tho e1ect tna'
n senate should concur IN no Joint resolution
for the anal adjournment % the present session
q Congress until The tari6 question had been
acted upon. and followed w
Win IN eloquent address IN h1
rosusucns a the connittce on ruic< NJ
Dibbse. Of south Carolina offered . resolution
rrfcrrlar the reports On the Frcnrh spciiation
claims 10 the committee on appropriations.
win INSTRUCTIONS 20 that COMMITTEES % report
Nj claims which have been decided favcraoly
% the claimants IN the general ceucicney OH
Which. afrcr . lively debate. was passed
n the senate. on the sosh Mr. Davis report
ed . hili % place the name Of Ms john a
Logan On the pension roll q e-'W year
which Vas placed on the calendar. ~. I'd
nnnds' Postal Telegraph bill vas taken nom
the table and referred 70 the pcstrontce com
mitfce. - was Mr.. CnlIon's bill on the same
subject Mr. Call called up his resciu'
ton introduced the preceding Gay
In regard 70 the memorial OF inc con
srifutional convention Of Utah whe1
aroused lively debate. and he was competed
70 withdraw the resolution The Blair Ecu
cational bfil was then called up In the House
Mr. Brumn- o. Pennsylvania offered rr>oln
t;on requesting The President 70 urxe tn<
Treasury Department 70 use special efforts e
prevent the landing OF imported beisl-I
miners. A proposition % provide for com
mittce on the American isthnus was introduced
and referred
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

HARnrsnuRc. Pa. Dec ai.-In the APP
olication for pardon % Milton Weston,
the Chicago millionaire murderer. who y
IN the Western penitentinry on i've
years. sentence for killing Haymakcr, ~
Westmcreland County. several years ago.
the Board OF Pardons holds the case under
advisement. No decision. therefore, vii
BE- rendered until the boards next mont
" meeting. Among tho cases acted
was that Of Edward ,. Gofzcy, o. ALE.
rhcny, murderer. continued; David Y
King, OF Clairon, murderer, will Be finally
disposed OF January 8; O. \. Webbsr
PhiIadslphia, murderer, held under %
visemcnS, and VIM DUNN Lancaste
conspiracy. held under advisem~rt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

The Lewiston (Me.) yonrna, y.
serts that Nathaniel Hawthorne sn.;l..l
bis last name Hawthorn when IL
was in Bowdoin College.
&C. Edwards Lester. author OF IN.
Glory and Shame Of England MA
other popular works. Is now IN n s,,,s
o. restitution. lie i man well np n
years. and absolutely without =.
sources. His friends are raising
fund for his benefit. Thomas III.
Elrath. Of the Park Bank Of New York
Is In charge Of the subscriptions
A bouquet Of iron flowers over ,wo
'eet high. consisting Of = branch 81 OAK
leaves with iron acorns. surrounded ~
twigs Of laurel and olive. which ar
again incloscd BY elder blossoms. lilies
u the valley. buttercupS. helio,ropes
lorgct-mc-nots and other flowers. in
terspcrsed with sprays Of fern and
maidcnhair. was presented hy the
owners OF the lead mine ''Eismark-
shuttle" TO Prince Bismarck on his re-
cent twenty-fifth anniversary a. Ger
man Minister. - Boston Globe.
| IS. s Cox has been very fortunate
in his literary ventures. from = iinan-
cial standpoint He made from $l0.-
| 900 to el5. 900 out 81 his ..Three d.
cades OF Federal Legislation. His
s'Prinkipos" is selling well. His pub
fishers think that The Diversions q
Diplomat" viii bring Mr.. Cox
large return. They gave him round
sum for the book and will pay him
fair royalty on every copy sold Mr.
Cox works very rapidly. On push
he can turn out 1000 words an hour.
John ID. and William Rockefe.er.
the old millionaires. favor short work
ing hours. both for themselves and
their clerks. William is the more reg
ular in his attendance at his Office He
arrives there about nine o'clock every
morning. except Saturday. and seldom
leaves before three o'clock in the after.
noon With him Saturday is always q
holiday. John ID. seldom appears BE-
fore 1850 and is rarely to BE- found il
his Office after three Neither cars
the snap Of his finger for society.
Kate Field is nearly as severe
rs Nathan sheppard on the Amer
lean diet perhaps . noble race. \
she saws. may be evolved our
Of fried meat. hot soda buscuifs. ice-
water and the great American RE, but
don't believe IL i do not forget that
Emerson ate pie for breakfast. and
with chiidlike simplicity asked what
pie was for If not 10 be eaten; but
also remember that Emerson's rare ID
tellect lost its balance AZ an age whel
Gladstone and Bright and our owl
Wendell Holmes are still at work. "
Christian Leader
The Earl Of Fife is not only th
boon companion Of the heir apparent
but is also great favorite with be
Majesty. The father Of the presen
Earl was curious specimen If III
killed race He was one day dinin.
with the Queen. and attracted her It
/. tention and surprise BY saying; You
Majesty win be glad to hear that
: have left Oh drinking soda an
brandy The Queen. smiling. sai'
! Il am glad 10 hear it. Lord Fife" Il
! I.ordship thcreupon made the furth'
remark: Your Majesty will also
) pleased 10 learn that ! have taken
4 soda and whisky instead"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Joux HoorER. m>ubs- Of Parliament
uas senssnc,i AZ Dlhlia. On the l9;h. 20
two months imprisonment Tor Publishing
reports in his paper the Cork Herald, o.
meetings of the suppressed branches q
IN. National I.earu,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

CARAxxrsE. the German onic'ai VINO -
xealel the contents u state documents 70
France. has heen sentenced % ten years
penal servituie and deprived OF a. ciSn
rights for ten wears thereafter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Tnr Prrsid.nt has decided 20 appoint
stephen A. DeWolfe % he an associase
Justice q the supreme Court o. Acntana'
in the place Of Judge Ga.nraith' whose
term has expirrd-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

WARNED b. the experiences Of The
friends OF the late A. I. Stewart. Of New
York. precautions ARE being taken % pre-
clnie the pos s;bilify ofthe remains q Mrs
John Jacob Aston being disturbed Two
guards. engaged by she trustees o. Trinity
Cemetery. and two private Detectives arr
a, drrtv nightly Il the tornh-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Another Ravennn Murderer COnvIoted.
RAvrSxA. O.. Dec Ia-For the third
time within two .-onths q verdict Of muir
der In the first degree has been rendered
N tho Criminal Court Of this county.
James Robinson. Of Pittsburgh. was found
guilty n charged In the indictment against
him. Together with "BIinkyD Morgan
and John Coughlin, already convicted.
the prisoner killed Detective William
Hulliean, Of Cleveland, last February, on
4 train IN this place. Robinson's case
WA given 90 the Jury Saturday after.
noon. but no verdict was reached until
Yesterday afternoon. The court and officers
wers hastily summoned, and q sis
o'clock tho fate Of Robinson va ar
noanced.